Any Glasgow Rangers sympathisers?

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Mike1
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Any Glasgow Rangers sympathisers?

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If so, I've got the latest issue of their fanzine, Follow Follow (number 205) which I'd be happy to pass on. They send us a copy periodically on a reciprocal basis, but although I have a quick read, I don't follow Scottish football much and therefore don't know many of the players they refer to. However, I can't bring myself to throw anything away (much to the wife's dismay) so if anyone wants it, send me your address by PM and I'll pop it in the post asap.

Look out for more giveaways soon. I've been forced to have a clear-out at Gooner Towers so have plenty of junk... I mean highly collectible artefacts to get rid of and who better to pass them on to than the loyal forum members?

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Post by Wayno »

Mike if you find a copy of The Gooner issue # 1 I would be more than happy to give it a happy home 8)
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Post by Mike1 »

I'll keep an eye out for you Wayno, but let's say I'm not wildly optimistic!
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Post by charliegeorgewhocanhitem »

Always been a Celtic man meself :wink: so I used to read "Not The View" back in the day when fanzines were interesting. Not even sure if it's still going now. Anyway, enough of this talk about teams who don't matter, off out to a mates to watch the only team that does matter away to cardiff and have a few beers :barscarf: :barscarf: :barscarf: :barscarf: :barscarf:
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Post by olgitgooner »

I'm pro-Rangers, myself.

But only because I work with a Celtic fan.

He loves taking the piss when Arsenal lose.

I don't get many chances to piss-take back. They don't often lose because they mostly play against pub teams.
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Post by DERRY GOONER »

i have loads a celtic mates, but i dont give a crap either way who wins, what i call the GPL (glasgow premier league). ive always wanted arsenal 2 draw 1 of them in the champ league, so we could either a good battering. 2 big clubs no doubt, but full of mickey mouse players, playing in a league, spurs would win at their ease. now how bad is that?????
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Hate rangers and their scumbag fans (think tottingham but with a bigger chip on each shoulder). Not overly fond of celtic either TBH but I despise rangers. And the SPL is proper shit.

And all that fucking pointless sectarianism... :oops: :roll:

arseholes... :roll: :evil: :banghead:
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sectarian wankers both celtic and rangers :twisted:
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Post by green gooner »

REBEL GOONER wrote:sectarian wankers both celtic and rangers :twisted:
Are you saying they don't go there for the quality football then :shock:
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green gooner wrote:
REBEL GOONER wrote:sectarian wankers both celtic and rangers :twisted:
Are you saying they don't go there for the quality football then :shock:
:lol:
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Post by DERRY GOONER »

there,d be more quality and passion in a derry city v finn harps game. technically not a derby as such, but more passion on the pitch. the vast majority of celtic + gers players dont knoe the meaning of the old firm. its a game for the fans, but why go watch that crap, when u live in dublin, donegal, galway or cork, as u have it at ure doorstep :)
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Post by Brady73 »

I really never had a choice but to support Celtic. I like them winning and love seeing them beat Rangers but other than that I couldn't care less what happens them, they promise sooo much outside of Scotland but always deliver so little. I would give anyhting to draw them in the Group stages of the Champions league just to shut my brother up, he always gives me some time of it when Arsenal lose... Just once, thats all I need, just one game against them in Park Head or the Emerites...
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Post by Basil is a Gooner »

MJF0402 wrote:I'll keep an eye out for you Wayno, but let's say I'm not wildly optimistic!
Dont fall for it Mike, they sell for £10 or more on ebay..........


(and can I have one too please :wink: )
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Did you know that ive a Rangers shirt with NOVO on it?
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